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Bagan

This temple is different from the temples in Bagan as it is mainly built with red bricks when King Htilominlo took over the ruling.
You might have seen this view from Myanmar postcards before, but admiring the panoramic view from the mountain yourself will leave you dazzled.
This place is said to enshrine the hair of Gautama Buddha and the pagoda is also known for its bejewelled umbrella.
This grand pagoda is surrounded by other small temples and shrines, making it stand out with its gold leaf-gilded surface that glows under the sun.
Built in the 9th century, this gate is famous among tourists and locals as the remaining structure built by King Pyinbya.
This gorgeous stands out from the rest due to its towering structure, earning its name as one of the highest monuments of Bagan.
This pagoda has the most amount of visitors and devouts who come to this area just to pray and meditate.
The tower is a unique building nestled in the cluster of pagodas surrounding the area, and tourists can enjoy the view of the pagodas from the tower.
Experience a real-life fairy tale at the hot-air balloon event at Bagan that features tons of balloons in all shapes and sizes.
Small but mighty: Don’t let the pagoda fool you with its small size as its unique location by the Ayeyarwady river creates an unforgettable view.